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Fat people in America are reduced to nothing but fatness. A fat person has a health problem of any kind? It’s because they’re fat. A fat person is single? Well, duh. Fat. They deserve it. A fat person is poor? That’s not surprising-obviously they have bad judgment and no impulse control! Because why would a smart person choose to be fat? If a fat person goes to a restaurant and sits on a broken chair and the chair collapses under them, it’s because they’re fat. But if a thin person sits on the same broken chair and the chair collapses under them, it’s because they sat on a broken chair.

Lindy West, Being Mean To Fat People is Pointless: A Good Old Fashioned Plea for Civility (via broadist)

Negative experience = because of your fat

Positive experience = in spite of your fat

Also: this is a fab post, but don’t read the comments. I cried.

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This pretty much sums up how I feel about every situation in my life.

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size10plz:

Just another motivational photoset to become more confident at any size. If these ladies are wearing what makes them happy, why can’t I? :)

Other photosets like this can be found here

I love the idea behind this post. But I can’t help noticing that they all have that extremely lucky small-waisted, curvy hipped shape. If all plus-size girls were shaped that way I’m sure it would be much easier to be body confident. I could never wear a majority of those outfits because of my apple shaped body. I wish there were more pictures of big girls looking beautiful that represented different SHAPES as well as sizes. Just saying.

Lost 2.8 more pounds this week! That makes a total of 27.2 lbs since December. It’s not a lot, but it’s definitely progress. I can’t wait to actually be able to see a change.

Also, I lost 7.8 lbs on my first week of Weight Watchers! Hells yeah.

Pizza from our homegrown basil!

healthyfitstrongforlife:

Sculpt Your Backside

This tush-targeted workout takes the science of how to tone the three muscles in the glutes to the maximus. “Do all nine exercises for a 360-degree shape-up or pick a few based on your particular trouble spot,” says Kate Albarelli, the creator of the signature Figure 4 class at Pure Yoga in New York City, who designed these proven butt blasters. (That’s Albarelli demonstrating the moves.) To shape more curves, try the Lift It! trio. Tighten your rear with the Shrink It! moves. Got saddlebags? Focus on the Trim It! section. Do two sets of each move you choose three times a week on nonconsecutive days.

Lift It: Carving Curl

Targets gluteus maximus and hamstrings

  • Lie facedown on floor with head on folded arms, squeezing a 1-pound dumbbell or rolled-up towel behind bent left knee, foot flexed. Tuck pelvis to flatten out low back.
  • Lift bent left leg a few inches off floor; lower. Do 20 reps.
  • Switch sides, repeat.
Lift It: Bend and Extend

Targets gluteus maximus and hamstrings

  • Stand in front of chair, bend over and place left hand on seat, right forearm atop chair back; tuck pelvis and extend left leg behind you, foot flexed.
  • Pulse left leg 10 times (lift and lower by 1 inch).
  • Keeping left leg lifted, bend knee and then extend 10 times; then trace 5 clockwise and 5 counterclockwise circles with leg.
  • Hold leg lift for 5 counts. Switch sides; repeat.
Lift It: Swaying Bridge

Targets glutei maximus, medius, and minimus, and hamstrings

  • Lie faceup on floor with knees bent, feet flexed with heels on floor and arms by sides; step heels out so legs are slightly wider than shoulder-width.
  • Lift hips so body forms a line from rib cage to knees (bra line stays on floor). Lower. Do 10 reps.
  • With hips lifted, sway hips from left to right as you squeeze glutes. Do 20 reps, alternating sides.
  • With hips lifted, do 20 pulses.
Shrink It: Slimming Swirl

Targets glutei maximus, medius, and minimus, and legs

  • Stand with heels together, toes out, holding chair back with right hand. Lift heels (still touching) off floor; bend knees 90 degrees out to sides.
  • Maintaining plié, tuck pelvis as you squeeze glutes and then arch your back slightly. Do 10 reps.
  • Draw 10 clockwise circles with hips, squeezing glutes to tuck position at 12 o’clock. Do 10 counterclockwise circles; finish with 10 more tucks.
Cross Your Legs

Targets glutei maximus, medius, and minimus and hamstrings

  • Start on floor on all fours.
  • Lift bent left knee to hip level so that it’s pointing slightly out to side as hips stay even. (Tuck pelvis under so that your back is not overextended.) Do 20 pulses, lifting and lowering left leg 1 inch.
  • Next, cross left knee behind right knee and then lift if out to left side at hip level. Do 10 reps.
  • Do 20 pulses, foot flexed. Switch sides; repeat.
Door Hinge

Targets glutei maximus, medius, and minimus

  • Standing, bend at hips to rest right forearm on chair back, and squeeze a rolled-up towel behind left knee, foot flexed; place left hand on hip
  • Tuck pelvis, lift left knee out to side; bring knee in toward chest and then behind you. Do 10 reps.
  • With knee behind you, do 20 press-back pulses: Bring left leg toward right 1 inch, then back again. Switch sides; repeat.
Trim It: Clamshell

Targets glutei maximus, medius, and minimus

  • Lie on right side and bend knees 45 degrees so they are in front of you; lift feet 12 inches off floor.
  • With heels together, raise left knee so it points up (clamshell position); lower knee. Do 10 reps.
  • Return to clamshell; keeping left knee raised, extend and then bend left leg 20 times. Return to clamshell, do 10 pulses (lift and lower left knee by 1 inch). Switch sides; repeat.
Trim It: Second-Position Pulse

Targets glutei maximus, medius, and minimus, and legs

  • Stand with feet wide, toes turned out, left hand holding chair back for support, right hand on hip.
  • Bend knees 90 degrees out to sides and, maintaining squat, open legs wider by pressing knees back 1 inch; then bring them back. Do 10 presses.
  • Lift toes off floor in squat position; do 10 more presses.
  • Finish with 10 presses on toes with heels lifted.
Trim It: Fly Trap

Targets back; abs; obliques; glutei maximus, medius and minimus; and legs

  • Stand with right hand on chair back for support.
  • Hinge forward at hips, lifting left arm in front of you and left leg behind you (body parallel to floor).
  • Side bend to left at waist, bringing left elbow to left hip and bending left knee. Extend. Do 10 reps.
  • From elbow-to-hip curl position, do 20 pulses, lifting and lowering bent left leg by 1 inch. Hold final rep for 5 counts. Switch sides; repeat.

Originally published in FITNESS magazine, February 2012. From Fitnessmagazine.com

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Burnt my snack. Ate it anyway.

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Hey Quee!

Look,
look.

I fixed her. I’m sure it was just an honest tonality mistake.  They couldn’t have possibly been trying to wash her out.

Right?

fucking hell man!! the fucking difference! racists gonna whitewash 

I’m so tired of this shit.

She’s so not-give-a-fuck, I’m waiting for her to say something about this shit. Call a motherfucker out, Rihanna!

yes. my first thought when i saw these was damn she’s hot but why so white?

i can’t.

according to media i’m not light enough

More examples:

Here’s another with Sofia Vergara

It makes me sad how often I don’t even notice this stuff. Boo media, boo!

I have been posting SUPER sporadically and taking care of myself even more so. I have basically fallen off the wagon, hit the ground rolling, veered down a hill, into some thorny bushes, over some jagged rocks, and into a rushing river that feeds into a waterfall filled with pizza. I’m so happy at my job but I’ve let the knew routine be an excuse to not take care of myself. My sleep schedule is so much better than it’s ever been, but everything else is in the crapper. What I really need is a structured plan to help me reach my goals. I’ve resolved myself to try Weight Watchers again. I’ve done it before and always quit for one reason or another, usually moving. All of the times I’ve done it I’ve lost weight as long as I stuck with the plan and I honestly really like the way it’s set up. I feel that it is a more realistic plan for me because it focuses on moderation and changing the way you eat, not just restricting yourself. On the bright side of all this, I haven’t actually gained any weight! Luckily, my job keeps me moving most of the time, so I’ve been able to maintain my weight loss without trying. So now let’s get back to trying and see what I can do!

Despite my lack of full commitment and overall laziness, I have managed to lose a few more pounds. I’m under 290! Maybe it’s because I’m not thinking so much about it. Who knows. Good news regardless.